ONEHUNGA PRESBYTERIANS.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. Special singing by the children was a prominent feature in the anniversary services of Onehunga Presbyterian Sunday School yesterday, there being 150 children's voices in the choir, which was conducted by Mrs. Murdoch. All the services were well attended by parents and friends of the scholars, especially in the evening. The morning service was conducted by the Rev. G. S. Cook, of the Onehunga Methodist Church, and the evening service by the Rev. E. R. Harries, of St. James' Presbyterian Church, while m the afternoon a special children's ser vice was conducted by the Rev. D. D Scott, pastor of the church. In ad dition to the children's choir, a violin solo %vas given by Miss D. Higham, and vocal solos by Miss Solomon, Miss Jean Gow, and Mrs. Beanish. The celebrations will be continued £n Wednesday evening, when there will ue a scholars' tea in the Sunday -school hall, followed by the presentation of frizes won during the year, the Rev. R. Jeffreys officiating.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19503, 6 December 1926, Page 8
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